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To make sure electricity supply meets demand, Eskom's System Operator maintains the frequency of the power system at 50Hz.

Eskom is connected to the Southern African Power Pool (SAPP) through a grid that supports stability.

Other Southern African Development Community (SADC) members are also relied on for reliable transmission grids.

The base of Eskom's business involves generating, transmitting, distributing, and selling electricity, as well as building new power stations and network infrastructure.

Gx, Tx, and Dx Divisions need support from finance, human resources, procurement, information technology, telecommunications, strategy, risk & sustainability, legal & compliance teams and stakeholders' relations teams in order to do so successfully.

Additionally, Eskom Rotek Industries – which is a subsidiary of Eskom – offers specialised services like turbine repairs and transport services.

Laws and Regulations

As a state-owned company, Eskom must follow government policies and strategies.

The Shareholder's Strategic Intent Statement (SIS) outlines the short-to-medium term and long-term goals set by the government for Eskom to meet.

Eskom has embraced these objectives in order to stay an essential and vital contributor towards government's aim of guaranteeing dependable electricity supply to the nation, as well as enabling economic growth and success.

Upholding Integrity in Business Operations

At Eskom, we are committed to upholding our values and ethical standards, showing this commitment to all stakeholders.

In order to do so, Eskom's Board of Directors and employees must adhere to the Code of Ethics – also known as ‘The Way’ – which outlines the acceptable behaviour and attitudes necessary for living up to our values of Zero Harm, Integrity, Innovation, Sinobuntu, Customer Satisfaction and Excellence (ZIISCE).

This code establishes the foundation for how we interact with colleagues, customers, suppliers, shareholders, the environment, the public and other stakeholders.

Following this Code is mandatory; it is The Way we do business at Eskom.

We also fight against fraud, corruption and any other form of economic crime or irregularity.

Our zero-tolerance approach encourages people to disclose information relating to criminal or irregular conduct in a responsible manner.

To tackle fraud, corruption and economic crime, Eskom takes a comprehensive approach.

We detect, investigate, and take action both inside the company and through external prosecution in the justice system.

We have also set up a system for anyone to report fraudulent, corrupt, or irregular activities. All information received is kept strictly confidential.

History of Eskom

The Eskom Heritage Unit is dedicated to preserving and celebrating the company's history. It also works to ensure that Eskom complies with the National Heritage Resources Act of 1999, so our legacy will continue to be respected.